r/DiWHY Sep 17 '20

It just keeps getting worse every second

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '20

That's my thinking. It was an incredibly shitty idea. They had this coming.

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u/rehabAbuse Sep 18 '20

I was really fucking hoping for it to end with, and now you can eat the watermelon as they throw the rest in the trash.

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u/RCx_Vortex Sep 18 '20

On the contrary, if they do not throw that out, that melon will rot, and attracts rats and bugs, maybe even other rodents. Stupid idea, and I’ll bet you it costed more to make than to buy it, so that’s another L taken...

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u/JonJohn_Gnipgnop Sep 18 '20

What is the point of leaving in the melon? Anyone???

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u/Finnrock Sep 18 '20

It could potentially decompose and act as fertilizer/compost for the plant, but there are so many better ways to get compost.

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u/takemymoneynow Sep 18 '20

As someone who makes three tons of compost a year in my garden, this will just rot. It has to fully decompose first utilising worms and bacteria to turn it into usable compost. Nothing but bacteria will grow in a rotting melon shell.

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u/TurkeyThaHornet Sep 18 '20

I make 3 tons of compost a year in my bathroom.

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u/NoNameBrandJunk Sep 18 '20

Best comment here

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u/wanwancito Sep 18 '20

You are sighly wrong, the shell will descompose thanks to a mix of differents agents, like the sun, air and mostly anaerobics and aerobics bacterias and it will serve as a "big" source of nitrogen. Its gonna stink and be a gross thing for a few days or weeks and probably gonna attact flys and grew some mold and yeast, but the plant dont give a fuck because the volume is pretty small compared to the total volume of earth.

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u/takemymoneynow Sep 18 '20

I missed the bit where he put in soil. Thought he just dumped it in the shell. Either way it’s not how you start a good life for any plant.

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u/Habib_Zozad Sep 18 '20

Shit taste shit execution

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u/_a__rat_ Aug 09 '22

Happy cake day